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Deutsche Bank Rates Western Refining (WNR) A Hold
Wednesday, May 19, 2010 - 4:27pm | 149Deutsche Bank Securities analysts Paul Sankey, Silvio Micheloto and David T. Clark rated shares of Western Refining Inc (NYSE: WNR) a Hold, with a price target of $7 per share. Western Refining Inc addressed concerns about its debt covenants and liquidity by highlighting the fact that the company...
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Deutsche Bank Securities Cautious Of Tesoro (TSO)
Wednesday, May 19, 2010 - 4:11pm | 135Deutsche Bank Securities analysts Paul Sankey, Silvio Micheloto and David T. Clark rated Tesoro Corporation (NYSE: TSO) a Hold, with a price target of $15 per share. The analysts were concerned that although margins had strengthened, utilization was at low historical standards. Because refiners...
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Deutsche Bank Securities Names CVR Energy (CVI) A Top Pick
Wednesday, May 19, 2010 - 4:02pm | 167Deutsche Bank Securities analysts Paul Sankey, Silvio Micheloto and David T. Clark rated share of CVR Energy Inc (NYSE: CVI) a Buy, with a price target of $10. The analysts rated CVR Energy Inc based on their preference for niche and/or Mid Con refining plays. The analysts also named CVR Energy Inc...
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Deutsche Bank Securities Names Frontier Oil (FTO) A Top Pick
Wednesday, May 19, 2010 - 3:53pm | 172Deutsche Bank Securities analysts Paul Sankey, Silvio Micheloto and David T. Clark rated shares of Frontier Oil Corporation (NYSE: FTO) a Buy with a price target of $15 per share. The analysts said they see good upside potential at Frontier Oil Corporation. The analysts said that they value...
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Paul Sankey Would Long COP And Short VLO
Tuesday, October 27, 2009 - 7:42pm | 89Deutsche bank analyst Paul Sankey said on CNBC's Fast Money that oil price will not sustain these levels, because of the mild winter and weakening demand. He thinks that if you have to invest in energy sector, a good choice would be to long ConocoPhillips (NYSE: COP) and short Valero Energy...
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Deutsche Bank Analyst Sees Value In OXY And XOM
Tuesday, September 15, 2009 - 1:23pm | 160Deutsche Bank Analyst Paul Sankey said in CNBC’s Smart Money that the oil price in 2010 will be at $55 on average. Deutsche Bank is also bullish on dollar in 2010. They base their projections on the fact that natural gas-oil ratio is at its all time high and that Saudi Arabians are happy with...